Evening Star Newspaper, July 17, 1923, Page 13

THE FVE\I\'G STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, JULY 17, e o THE STAR'’S DAILYPICTORIAL PAGE PRESIDENT IN PORTLAND, OREG. This photocraph was taken dur- RESIDEY COGNIZE THE PLACE. At least. there is a possibility of this when he returns from his trip to Alaska. Since the day LINCOLN STATUE ON PEDESTAL. First photograph of the Lincoln ing President Harding's visit to the famous statue in Portland known carrying the presidential party left Washington workmen have been turning things upsidedown at the White House. tatue at Courthouse since it has been placed on its permanent pedes as “Roosevelt the Rough Rider. i Underwood & Underwood Thi <hows remodeling of the executive offices. National Phot tal. View through columns of Courthouse. Natioual 1 4 SINGING EAMP k¢ TY. - ll‘IH(I\.R APIHERS HONOR UNKNOWN HERO. A. H. Diehl. president of the International Photo lishman sings i E 3 le. SIX KOSLOFF DANCERS TAKE THE AIR. Sextet of the members of Theodore Kosloff's American . placing a_wreath on tomb of the unknown soldicr at Alington national cen when there is 2 per Seniof a . ballet rehearsing their steps on the coliseum openair stage in Los Angeles in preparation for the Mon- a men are holding their annual convention in Wi “ton o ¥ Harris & Ew intensity in proportion to the danger. i n Terbe entennial and motion picture exposition. W Yorld Bliot: PRESENTS THE NEAR EAST MEDAL. Gen. Gouraud, at Rainbow SMILING, HAPPY. URBANE. Senor Luis Angel Firpo, conqueror of ROOSEVELT TROPHY FOR COWBOYS. This silver prize will go to AN ODD CONVENTION COSTUME. Mrs. L Y. Lazalere and her origi- Division convention in Indianapolis. presenting near east medal to the heavyweight Jess Willard, without his mask of ferocity, which gave the riding champion of the Cheyenne frontier days celebration. The nal costrme, which she will wear at the celebration of the seventy- Miss Mary Caroline Holmes for distinguished service with relief him the nickname of “the glowering bull of the pamp trophy was designed by Eyre Powell, ard equestrian figure by George fifth anniversary of the first woman's rights meeting at Seneca Falls, workers of France during 1920. Wide World Photo Conyright by Unde rwood & Underwond T. Brewster. Copyrizht by Underwood & Underswaod. N. Y., July. 20. e o0 NG ON THE RUN. ' William McGuire, a Washington rublic links golfer, who: yesterdsy attempted t "TAKES THE BULL BY THE HORNS. Williams Gibbs McAdoo views liveakdlie imaratlion golf reord, Aabing icelrealiment dinciuyiihia tiseveli’ [MiGatre: coveedlia peroad: a prize Guernsey at Los Angeles. Mrs. McAdoo at left. The former PREPARING FOR AUTUMN MANEUVERS. Left to right: Gen, Smedley Butler, commandant of Quantico; breaking distance of 69 miles in 16 hours 18 minutes. He failed to pass the Cleveland record of 257 holes. Secretary of the Treasury is now in Washington, having been called Gen. Lejuene and Brig. Gen. Logan Feland, aide toGen. Lejuene, in conference in Washington ve. National Phote, here to testify.in the Morse trial. Wide World Photo. terday on plans for fall maneuvers of the Marine Corps. ational Plio